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A combustion engine actually contains 100s of parts and components MILTA Technology
Sep 09, 2017
A combustion engine actually contains 100s of parts and components

There are around half a dozen parts in an electric motor. This means that electric car engines are a lot easier to do work on. Parts are easier to replace, and they don’t wear out as fast.

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It’s important to keep an eye on the condition of your tyres if you own an electric vehicle MILTA Technology
Sep 08, 2017
It’s important to keep an eye on the condition of your tyres if you own an electric vehicle

This is because the weight of the battery can cause the car to be heavier in some cases and they also deliver torque instantly. Hard acceleration or unnecessarily pushing hard into a turn should also be avoided.

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Which Automatic Gearbox Should I Go For? MILTA Technology
Sep 07, 2017
Which Automatic Gearbox Should I Go For?

It used to be the case that all automatic gearboxes were all, more or less, the same and operated in the same way, offering the same features. Nowadays, you have car manufacturers who break the mould with their versions of gearboxes, and rightly so. The problem is, it can be quite confusing for the average […]

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It’s predicted that the driverless car market will be worth upwards of $70 billion by the year 2035 MILTA Technology
Sep 06, 2017
It’s predicted that the driverless car market will be worth upwards of $70 billion by the year 2035

This won’t all come from car sales though. Self-driving taxi services will make a lot of revenue. The latter will be big business for the autonomous automotive industry.

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Tesla is one of the car manufacturers leading the way in the driverless car field MILTA Technology
Sep 05, 2017
Tesla is one of the car manufacturers leading the way in the driverless car field

Tesla, who are experts in the electric car field, has already released a video of people riding around in a car in autopilot mode. They’re aiming to have a fully autonomous car on the road by 2018.

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Driverless cars should actually be safer for passengers MILTA Technology
Sep 04, 2017
Driverless cars should actually be safer for passengers

Driverless cars should actually be safer for passengers and dramatically reduce the number of accidents and the chance of them occurring. This is because it is estimated that over 90% of the current accidents that take place are caused by human error. Driverless cars will be electronically controlled and not require human input.

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The current test vehicles being used to try out driverless cars contain steering wheels, gear sticks and foot pedals MILTA Technology
Sep 04, 2017
The current test vehicles being used to try out driverless cars contain steering wheels, gear sticks and foot pedals

In the future, the aim is for driverless vehicles to include none of these components, but at the beginning, there may still be an option for a human to drive the car, as well as the vehicle driving itself.

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Between 2002 and 2007, the Volkswagen Group divided the company into two parts MILTA Technology
Sep 03, 2017
Between 2002 and 2007, the Volkswagen Group divided the company into two parts

The side overseen by Audi would focus on sporty ventures and included Lamborghini and SEAT. The other side, managed by Volkswagen, included the likes of Bentley, Skoda and Bugatti. They would concentrate on more traditional values.

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Bentley, Lamborghini and Bugatti are part of the Volkswagen Group MILTA Technology
Sep 02, 2017
Bentley, Lamborghini and Bugatti are part of the Volkswagen Group

In 1998, the Volkswagen Group added prestigious car manufacturers Bentley, Lamborghini and Bugatti to their portfolio. It cost them a reported £430 million to obtain Bentley, especially after they had to see off a rival bid from BMW. They would continue to acquire companies as time went on.

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Experts are predicting that driverless cars will hit the market between the years of 2020 and 2025 MILTA Technology
Sep 02, 2017
Experts are predicting that driverless cars will hit the market between the years of 2020 and 2025

Testing on roads in the UK is already underway as vehicle manufacturers, and technology experts look to get to grips with the concept of autonomous vehicles. We may not see fully autonomous cars at the beginning though.

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